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Dead end: E-toll to be scrapped - officially - next month

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A Government Gazette published on Thursday will officially strip certain Gauteng roads of their e-toll status. This was officially declared in a Government Gazette signed by the Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga. E-tolls will start officially being scrapped next month, after a decade of controversy.

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Dead end: E-toll to be scrapped - officially - next month

E-tolls will officially be scrapped next month, after a decade of controversy that created little more than a huge pile of debt for authorities, and widespread anger among Gauteng motorists.

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Daily Maverick

Government officially scraps disastrous e-toll system

It’s finally official. Gauteng motorists can now breathe a sigh of relief following the government's official announcement and gazetting of its decision to scrap the disastrous Gauteng e-toll system, more than a decade after it was first launched. The post Government officially scraps disastrous e-toll system appeared first on Daily Maverick.

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e-tolls scrapped

e-tolls scrapped Vusi.Bafetane Thu, 03/28/2024 - 18:10 Sindisiwe Chikunga e-tolls JOHANNESBURG - There's been confusion over whether or not e-tolls will come to an end this month.Well, motorists can relax, knowing that the process is underway.Although the deadline of 31 March will be missed, Transport Minister, Sindisiwe Chikunga, has promised the end of e-tolls will be gazetted on Thursday and the gantries for tolling purposes will be s…

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